#Ve schwab

[titikookieslyth]

Yes she is the hater I aspire to be. But about Holland, she is so right tho. He kidnapped her impromptu, killed Barron (like WTF?), imprisonned Kell and almost killed Rhy (for the 2nd time), is indirectly the reason why Calla died. He is the reason why half of the people she cares about die.

And Kell sees Holland as a parallel of himself, of what he could have been if he was less fortunate. And it brings some guilt to him.

I aspire to be the level of hater that Delilah Bard is.

Kell's over here empathising with Holland and she's like nah fuck that guy. So consistent I love her

[disturbed-fan]

Thinking about how in Vicious, Eli shot Victor three times as if making the holy cross, right after calling him a devil wearing Victor's skin

[metamorphesque]

unfolding into another spring

mahmood darwish, sylvia plath, v.e. schwab, ana mendieta

buy me a coffee

[n-jostcn]

the song of achilles — madeline miller

night shift — stephen king

euripedes — anne carson

circe — madeline miller

a conjuring of light — v.e. schwab

west wind — mary oliver

the song of achilles — madeline miller

the fragile threads of power — v.e. schwab

[ivygrowncowboy]

i started foaming at the mouth and throwing up blood at this scene by the way

Them 🥰❤️

Snippets from The Fragile Threads of Power by V. E. Schwab

[woundedresurrected]

I love attention seeking men. like, sure, go electrocute yourself because your roommate isn’t paying attention to you.

[typingwithmyhandstied]

Me when a V.E. Schwab character exists: Now that's a character. That's a CHARACTER. THAT'S A CHARACTER.

[aevyndzn]

I miss them a lot, listening to “we’ll never change” and “shadow in the sun” reminds me of Victor and Eli every time. My Roman Empire I fear, I think about them too much.

[wesperskanej]

The Illustrations from the Owlcrate editions of the Shades of Magic trilogy.

[mossillustra]

Vicious, by V. E. Schwab. Chapter 1.

my new brainrot project is that im illustrating each chapter of vicious🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

[critical-quoter]

'The old gods are everywhere,' she says. 'They swim in the river, and grow in the field, and sing in the woods. They are in the sunlight on the wheat, and under saplings in the spring, and in the vines that grow up the side of that stone church. They gather at the edges of the day, at dawn, and at dusk.'

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue - V. E. Schwab

[monsoonrays]

One of my favorite moments from Vengeful that is not talked about enough.

(Vengeful page 494)

(This is inspired by this edit: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1XWjrMNmdZ/?igsh=NnA3NWl4ampydzg2 )

[disturbed-fan]

Do you think Eli had to grieve Victor twice? When the "real" Victor died and was substituted by a "demon wearing Victor's skin", and when Eli killed Victor himself ten years later

[clouds-soup]

Was it casual when you put your life into my hands and let me drown you in a bathtub and then resurrect you by misusing stolen epi pens so you could get superpowers?

[itsnotmika]

artist: @taratjah

[torpublishinggroup]

#1 NYT bestselling author V.E. Schwab returns to the dazzling worlds of Shades of Magic with a fantastical, perilous, and intrigue-tangled new series-starter: The Fragile Threads of Power,with commissioned artwork of Kell and Lila by lasq.draws.

WHAT’S IT ABOUT

Once, the four worlds sat nestled like pages in a book, connected with fantastical power to a single city: London. But the magic pulsed. It grew too fast, and the doors between worlds were sealed in a desperate gamble at protection.

The few magicians able to open these doors grew rarer as time passed, and now only three are known in recent memory. Kell Maresh of Red London, Delilah Bard of Grey London, and Holland Vosijk of White London have hardly been glimpsed for the last seven years. A new magician rises to claim the throne of White London: She is Kosika, who burns with religious fervor and will feed her city with blood, including her own.

And back in Red London, King Rhy Maresh is threatened by a rising rebellion, one that promises to correct the power by razing the throne entirely.

These two royals from very different empires face mirror struggles: Keep their crowns. Keep their heads. And amidst a tapestry of old friends and new enemies, a girl with unusual magic comes into possession of a device that could change the fate of all four worlds.

Her name is Tes, and she will bring the worlds together, or unravel it all.